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Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region X Division of Cagayan de Oro City Fr. William F. Masterson, SJ Avenue, Km 5, Upper balulang, Cagayan de oro city BOOK OF ABSTRACTS VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1 2015

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education

Region X

Division of Cagayan de Oro City Fr. William F. Masterson, SJ Avenue, Km 5,

Upper balulang, Cagayan de oro city

BOOK OF ABSTRACTS VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1 2015

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Figure 1. Regional Research Congress Winners held on November 25-27, 2015 at Grand

Caprice, Limketkai Center, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines

Title of winning ci-based action researches

1. Improving Performance Indicators through OHSP e- Education Video Lessons and Sagip Kamag-aral Program

2. Strong Partnership and Linkages (SPL): A Proactive Approach in Enhancing the Pupils’

Academic Performance 3. Enhancing Students’ Research Skills through Constructivist Approach: A Way to Make

Research Alive at GRSHS 4. Video Clip Integration in Classroom Discussion: Its Outcome to the Retention and Mastery

of the Concept

5. E-communication in the Private Schools

6. Division-Wide Student Assessment (DSA) Program: An Intervention to Improve NAT

Students’ Performance in the Division of Cagayan de Oro City 1

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Leadership and governance

SBM Principle 1

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IMPROVING PERFORMANCE INDICATORS THROUGH OHSP E- EDUCATION VIDEO

LESSONS AND SAGIP KAMAG-ARAL PROGRAM

Nick C. Paňares, Ph.D.,et.al

[email protected] School Head, Macabalan NHS

2nd Place, Regional Level Oral Presentation Category

The study was conducted to determine the

effectiveness of the integration of e-Education video

lessons and the Sagip Kamag-aral Program on the

performance of the Open High School Program

(OHSP) students and the level of increase in the

efficiency performance indicators of Macabalan

National High School, Cagayan de Oro City. A

quasi-experimental research design was employed

in the study involving two (2) sections. A pretest-

posttest design was used to determine the

difference on the achievements of students in Math

when exposed to e-Education video lessons and

Sagip Kamag-aral Program. Teacher-made

achievement test, survey and interview were the

instruments used in the study. Unpaired t-test was

used to determine significant differences between

students’ achievement. Findings of the study

revealed significant effect on the academic

achievement of the students when e-Education

video lessons and Sagip Kamag-aral Program were

integrated in the lesson. The efficiency performance

indicators have corresponding increase in the

completion and cohort survival rate while the

dropout rate continually decreased. It is

recommended that similar investigations should be

conducted to determine other factors that may

influence students’ academic performance on the

use of multimedia instruction as a teaching

technique; and further research on multimedia

instruction should be undertaken to ascertain if any

significant relationship exists between performance

indicators such as access, efficiency and quality.

Keywords: e-Education video lessons, Sagip

Kamag-aral Program, multimedia instruction,

OHSP, achievement test, performance indicators

STRONG PARTNERSHIP AND LINKAGES (SPL): A PROACTIVE APPROACH IN

ENHANCING THE PUPILS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

Grover Asequia

[email protected] School Head, Balongkot ES

3rd Place, Regional Level Poster Presentation Category

The study sought to determine the

importance of strong partnership and linkages

in improving the pupil’s academic performance

of Balongkot Elementary School, Cagayan de

Oro City; develop and implement school

program which improved the school’s National

Achievement Test (NAT) performance and

determine the effectiveness of the program

implemented by the school. The respondents

of the study were Grade III and Grade VI

pupils. Continuous Improvement (CI)-based

research methodology was employed in this

study which follows three (3) stages such as

assess, analyze and act. Results of the

National Achievement Test for school year

2014-2015 revealed that there was an

increase of 10.82% in NAT Grade VI while

34.08% in LAPG Grade III. Therefore, the

intervention contributed to the increase of NAT

MPS. Moreover, the PHIL-IRI result indicated

that the SPL program implies a decrease of

pupils in the frustration level from 52.08% to

23.96%; an increase in instructional level from

31.25% to 50% and increased number of

independent readers from 15.63% to

26.04%.Interview results from the pupils and

parents disclosed that strong partnership and

linkages to stakeholders lead to positive effect

towards enhanced academic performance

among pupils.

Keywords: partnership, linkages, academic

performance, school program, achievement test

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Curriculum and learning

SBM Principle 2

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ENHANCING STUDENTS’ RESEARCH SKILLS THROUGH CONSTRUCTIVIST

APPROACH: A WAY TO MAKE RESEARCH ALIVE AT GRSHS

Mark John T. Gabule [email protected]

Secondary Teacher, Gusa Regional Science High School

1st Place, Regional Level Oral Presentation Category

This action research aimed to determine the outcome of a designed learning task in constructivist approach that would elevate the quality of students’ research outputs at Gusa Regional Science High School, Cagayan de Oro City and examine instructional situations that accelerated students’ engagement to make research more responsive and engaging. Mixed methods of research were used; data were collected using the methodological triangulation technique: survey, observation, used of rubric for assessment and Focus Group Discussion (FGD). The findings of the pre-intervention showed that majority of the students had difficulties during research routine lessons, inadequate teaching strategy of the teacher, faulty teaching instructional model and absence of instructional materials. Hence, intervention strategies- practical inquiry and guided learning practice in the form of workshops and instructional monitoring and supervision- were introduced. The results of the study show that students’ outputs met the required standards on writing research problem, appropriate variables employed in the study and successfully used APA style in analyzing literature review. The study concludes that the intervention strategies marked an improvement in the students’ research outputs. It is recommended that teachers should give students more time to write the different components of a scientific paper. Hence, it is encouraged that teacher must implement peer editing lesson. Keywords: education, constructivism, practical inquiry, workshops, action research

VIDEO CLIP INTEGRATION IN CLASSROOM

DISCUSSION: ITS OUTCOME TO THE RETENTION AND MASTERY OF THE

CONCEPT

Estormeo Serena [email protected]

Secondary Teacher, Gusa Regional Science High School

3rd Place, Regional Level Poster Presentation Category

Congested curriculum in Regional

Science High School is implemented. Thus,

retention and mastery of the concept are the

most common problems of the students.

These problems occur whenever academic

and extracurricular activities are mixed. To

retain and master the concept in language and

literature is the main objective of this study. A

descriptive method of research was used; data

were collected and checked using the pre-

intervention questionnaire, reporting rubrics

assessment drawn and the post-intervention

survey questionnaire used in this study. Data

were analyzed during the one-on-one

interview before and after the intervention

program. The findings of the pre-intervention

survey revealed that the respondents’ felt

dismayed since it is too student-centered and

book-relying type of learning. Intervention

strategies video clip integration in classroom

discussion and teacher’s deepening were

introduced. The results of the study show that

intervention changed their percentage scores

in the second quarter. The study concluded

that student’s exposure to technology, public

speaking, teacher’s deepening of the concept

and the integration of the video clip develop

the language skills of students. It is

recommended that the school and teacher

should establish and strengthen the use of

technology and apply different teaching

strategies to students and promote awareness

on the new skills of technology.

Keywords: congested curriculum,

retention, mastery of the concept, video clip

integration

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Accountability and continuous improvement

SBM Principle 3

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E-COMMUNICATION IN THE PRIVATE

SCHOOLS

Jean S. Macasero, Ph.D. [email protected]

Education Program Supervisor 3rd Place, Regional Level

Oral Presentation Category

This Continuous Improvement (CI)-

based action research attempted to determine

the result of e-communication in the private

schools in the Division of Cagayan de Oro City

in the context of delivering communication to

the field on time and make it easy, economical

and fast. Specifically, it sought to determine

the effectiveness of e-communication in the

delivery of Division Advisories and

Memoranda in facilitating private schools’

submission of reports, participation in

contests, activities and programs sponsored

by DepEd, private and public companies,

attendance in seminars/trainings/conferences

and location of new office. Qualitative research

design was employed. Findings of the study

disclosed that e-communication in the private

schools resulted to prompt submission of

reports; increased percentage of participation

in all division initiated contests, programs,

trainings and seminar-workshops. E-

communication became a proactive system of

information dissemination, thereby,

contributing an open communication between

the division office personnel and the private

school administrators.

Key Words: e-communication, private school,

Division Advisory, Division Memorandum,

open communication

DIVISION-WIDE STUDENT ASSESSMENT

(DSA) PROGRAM: AN INTERVENTION TO

IMPROVE NAT STUDENTS’

PERFORMANCE IN THE DIVISION OF

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

Marife A, Ramos, Ph.D. [email protected]

Public Schools District Supervisor 1st Place, Regional Level

Poster Presentation Category

The study focused on the division-wide student assessment program through a framework for the schools to adopt in order to improve National Achievement Test (NAT) performance. The test questions produced during the NAT preparation workshop was used as the division year end assessment. The mean percentage score in Mathematics shows the lowest among the 5 core learning areas being tested. While Filipino got the highest, the results are still below the national goal of 75%. Moreover, item analysis shows that for the elementary level particularly grade three and grade six, most learning areas are average on the criteria of correct responses except for Mathematics which shows items with low mastery level. On the secondary level, item analysis shows that results vary according to competencies in the different learning areas. There were items that are moving towards average, some are low but most of the items were average on the criteria of mastery level descriptive equivalent based on correct responses. In the light of the findings, the following conclusion emerged: there was an average performance of the pupils/students in the year end assessment. The test items whose competencies were anchored from the NAT result of 2014, reflects that some items have low results on the criteria of correct responses and mastery level descriptive equivalent. With these results, a division-wide student assessment was conceptualized for the schools in the whole division to adopt in order to achieve the 75% goal of the department. Finally, this study developed an intervention program specifically on the Division-wide Assessment Program (DSA) that highlights on the 3 major best practices, namely: instruction, review and assessment. Thus, this intervention is proven to be effective because it increased the performance of the pupils/students after the implementation.

Key Words: assessment program, intervention, National Achievement Test, performance